Two jailed over £52m GP Noble fraud

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Former GP Noble director Graham Pitcher and investment adviser Quentin Russell have been jailed in relation to a £52m pension fund fraud, it has been revealed.

Reporting restrictions on the cases were lifted today following the conclusion of the trial of two other defendants - Tony Morris and Peter Malmstrom, who were both acquitted on all counts (PP Onli...

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